Included in "Who's Who in the World", "Chinese-English Dictionary of Contemporary Chinese Artists and Calligraphers", "World Art Dictionary", "View of Chinese Celebrities' Lettering in the 20th Century", "World's Famous Paintings and Calligraphers" Appreciation", "Selected Collection of Modern Chinese Calligraphy and Painting", "Selected Works of Famous Chinese Calligraphy and Painting Masters", "Collection of Famous Chinese Calligraphy and Painting Masters of the Past Dynasties", "Complete Collection of Chinese Hard Pen Calligraphers" and other dozens of classics, and personalized stamps have been printed. His seal carvings won gold medals in national competitions and were included in the "China Collection* Paintings and Calligraphy"; his poems were included in the "Centennial Poets' Illustrated Dictionary" and "Chinese Couplet Society Member Ceremony". Qu won the first prize for poetry in the Shuangqing cultural event. Calligraphy is included in the International Art Stele Forest in Weifang, Shandong, and the Thousand People Calligraphy Stele in Wenshan, Yunnan. Relevant calligraphy arts can be found in Thailand's "Asia Daily", "New Central Plains News" and domestic "Farmers Daily", "Hard Pen Calligraphy News", "People's Daily" (overseas edition), etc. His works have been published in "Collection of Wang Zhenxing's Calligraphy and Painting Works". He has served as a member of the Chinese Hard Pen Calligraphy Association, a member of the International American Federation, a special calligrapher and painter of the China Chinese and Foreign Celebrity Culture Research Association, a senior honorary consultant of the New China Academy of Art in Singapore, a member of the Chinese Couplet Society, and a researcher of the Chinese Couplet Culture Research Institute. He also wrote books on poetry. "Wang Zhenxing's Selected Poems" is to be published.